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@ 2011-10-27 11:04 pm UTC
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Entry tags:creator: marcio takara, creator: mark waid, title: incorruptible


Four pages from INCORRUPTIBLE 23...







We don't find out what he says, but...


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[personal profile] icon_uk
2011-10-28 10:32 am UTC (link)
And also a difference between "Plutonian as heroic Superman type who would not attempt to all out kill a human opponent" and "All-out sociopath Plutonian who would slaughter hundreds without really noticing"

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[personal profile] silicondream
2011-10-28 10:37 am UTC (link)
Maybe he was always able to go pretty much all-out against Max without worrying about that, thanks to Max's invulnerability. I mean, otherwise the FBI description wouldn't make a big deal out of Max being able to survive a fight with him. Presumably lots of other supervillains fought hero-Tony and survived, but only because he was holding back.

We also know that Tony doesn't really become a much better fighter when he stops holding back. He's meaner, but as Survivor pointed out, he lacks skill.

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wizardru: Hellboy (Hellboy)


[personal profile] wizardru
2011-10-28 12:45 pm UTC (link)
Well, the more I think about it, I think a lot of it has to do with two things:

Tony previously had a code and Max didn't, which makes Tony more dangerous and Max less so. BUT, Tony is now much more cowardly and paranoid (because he really DOES have everyone against him), so he's much less likely to risk what he once might have.

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2011-10-28 07:43 pm UTC (link)
I think it also makes Max more driven.

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